Posted by historian333 on 4/20/09 6:13pm
Msg #285726

fees

How much do you charge for fees?

Reply by rengel/CA on 4/20/09 6:16pm
Msg #285727

If you have to ask, you can't afford me :-) n/m

Reply by historian333 on 4/20/09 6:17pm
Msg #285728

Re: If you have to ask, you can't afford me :-)

very funny; i'm a notary but i'm somewhat new at it and i'm trying to compare

Reply by rengel/CA on 4/20/09 6:18pm
Msg #285730

The Orange Search Button is your friend and lifeline...

This has been discussed ad nauseum throughout the years.

Reply by Glenn Strickler on 4/20/09 6:17pm
Msg #285729

Use the orange search button ....

It's been discussed numerous times. .... Also read the posting Rules & Guidelines ....

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/20/09 6:19pm
Msg #285731

Fees for what? Notary Fees? Check your state laws - allowable notary fees are set by statute. As far as loan signings are concerned, MA is an attorney-only or attorney-restricted state - if you're not an attorney you may have wanted to check that out before you got into the business. And if you ARE an attorney, you have a pretty good idea what to charge.... MHO

Reply by historian333 on 4/20/09 6:38pm
Msg #285735

no, i'm not an attorney; actual fees are like $1.25 but everyone charges for travel, etc. so I was just looking for what's typical

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/20/09 6:43pm
Msg #285736

That's something else you need to check on - your state may regulate how much you can charge for travel and whether you can charge for your time, services, etc...

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 4/20/09 6:49pm
Msg #285737

Your MA state notary handbook should be your best friend. Different states have different rules on whether a notary can charge for travel etc.

Reply by GA/Atty on 4/20/09 7:23pm
Msg #285741

Mine are listed in my profile n/m